took several years before sammi could break away from her tormentor today she helps other victims sami woodhouse thinks the authorities look the other way because the perpetrators were mostly of pakistani muslim origin nobody wanted to be accused of being racist it wasn't her tormentor but some yourself who was arrested by the police. because he took her with him on his burglaries and during a raid they found his pattern and her handbag people viewed as his little slags you know we were seeing to be child prostitutes as they called us which of course a wrong turn to you we was children being abused rather and council asserted in the statement that such a thing would never happen today but in the pakistani community the discussion continues critics from within the community are sometimes on the receiving end of hostilities that's what mohammed shafique experienced when he spoke out about the lack of respect for white women and girls people didn't want to talk about these issues as i said they said i was you know cheerleading for the far right but actually now people because there's been

official in moscow true to him an oil and gas analyst and part energy consulting agency and also to is sami hamdi a middle east analyst and editor of the magazine international interest gentlemen welcome to the program sami let me start with you does trump have a point when he says that middle eastern countries are pushing the prices higher and higher. i think we have to remember what caused a lot of the chaos in recent years in the middle east in terms of economic diversification some of the grand moves that saudi arabia the u.a.e. and other arab countries have taken it was the low or prices until all prices saudi arabia saw no need to engage in economic diversification or indeed to pursue vision twenty thirty or the neon cities or the like was even more ironic is that the lower prices was caused by the u.s. shale industry which seemed to put more and more oil in the market driving the prices down and saudi arabia actually started fighting the u.s. trying to outdo the u.s. by flooding the market with oil to bring the price so low that shale couldn't could would not be feasible so i think w

sami say dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i protests in syria against the acid government and the expected military offensive to recapture rebel held in the province the fight for yemen's main port rebels for appalled more casualties in saudi morality coalition airstrikes on one day the. florence batters north carolina threatens to destroy billions of dollars worth of property on the u.s. east coast. u.s. . president dog transform a campaign manager has agreed to plead guilty to new charges as part of a deal with special counsel robert muller for man a four will plead guilty to one count of conspiracy against the u.s. and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice according to court documents now the ford was convicted on separate bank untactful charges and the junior last month had to calhoun joins us now live from washington d.c. so the bottom line what does this all mean for the president. well it does it's a seventy six page superceded but i've gotten to page five but i can tell you what i've learned so far is basically

of just north of where those airstrikes took place a couple of days ago enormous amount of people sami thousands taking to the streets calling for the same chant that we've heard over the years in all the arab revolutions really people want the downfall of the regime we haven't seen these kinds of protests they really remind us of the early days and my little man is a place where over time people have protested against various groups particularly h.t.s. . that's the group proven controversial at the moment i think also you know the thing is the narrative gets lost when we talk about the military offensive the politics the different groups who deems who a terrorist organization many people on the ground sami are tired of war they don't support the government but they don't necessarily support the rebel groups in charge of them either and the message seems to be coming out today from at least thirty five places in the province also in north how much as you mentioned also in west aleppo which remains under opposition control is that the people are tired and they want to change in governme

samis' body was found yesterday morning and the search for the woman continues. >> we have to hope they find her. >>> at mass services, a request by washington's archbishop, cardinal wuerl. >> right. he's asking the priests to talk to their congregations about the recent sexual scandal. derrick ward, what are you attending? >> reporter: we know that cardinal wuerl will be giving the mass here at enunciation. he's here because of an installation of a new pastor. that's the tradition, that he would perform that installation. eut the other things that involved here and something that they're expecting in this mass that -- that will bring it to a lot of attention. of course, it was this past thursday when cardinal wuerl issued a post -- a letter to priests where he referred the disconcerting news and terrible revelations that the church is involved in. this is of child sexual abuse and other such incidents. of course they did involve wuerl's predecessor mccarrick. wuerl in his ssktement for prayers of forgiveness for his errors in judgment. as an official of the church in his handling of th

sami would house fell victim to northern england is notorious rather in paedophile gang. she remembers how it all started when gang leader are she'd hussain first asked her if she wanted to go for a ride in his car. she was just fourteen years old. just starting off with it it was twenty four he was really mostly good looking just in designing clothes and he seemed just right and nice guy news funny was charming and he paid me a lot of attention to men feel a lot older than when i was. but soon as she hussein's behavior changed he began treating her badly giving her drugs and forcing her to take part in armed robberies when she wants to win the relationship she threatened to kill her. to bits again it's said he was going to tear me off it and i thought it was going to kill her and i was that scared and we were self and then he placed me to the back the car and out sex with nothing and you know it all it happened and i remember just lying there crying and after all i am dead body more than one thousand five hundred girls are said to have been sexually abused by the rothera

sami woodhouse thinks the authorities look the other way because the perpetrators were mostly of pakistani muslim origin nobody wanted to be accused of being racist it wasn't her tormentor but some yourself who was arrested by the police. because he took her with him on his burglaries and during the raid they found his baton and her handbag people viewed as little slags you know we were seeing to be child prostitutes as they called us which of course even a wrong turn to you we was children being abused rather i'm council asserted in the statement that such a thing would never happen today but in the pakistani community the discussion continues critics from within the community are sometimes on the receiving end of hostilities that's what mohammed shafique experienced when he spoke out about the lack of respect for white women and girls people didn't want to talk about these issues and said they said i was you know cheerleading for the far right but actually now people because there's been so many historical cases that of come to trial and people being convicted people recognize that this

it deliberately because she didn't want to be called racist that's just part fuel to the fire in sami's case the perpetrator is now in prison but there are others who are still at large. and that report was filed by our correspondent in london big of mass we spoke to earlier and asked her why it had taken so long for the victims to speak out. i think he's case and she speaks well of victims as well it took her a long time to realize that she was a victim because nobody did do something to do anything parents adding the author of how they the social services to take her into calving so that this might fill the problem but they really did not find any help that they that they were wishing for so in semi's case it was only years off to that she realized that she was actually a victim and then she went and spoke to john list when the whole story started to break so i guess you know it's this feeling of shame for many victims. for many years and just not knowing that you really are as a victim of sexual abuse when you on a situation like this. it is an attempt to prevent what the united nati

saudi arabia according to jews sami is in a difficult position doesn't want to be seen as a puppet of the trump administration iran on the other side has a lot of veto power within opec and they say is actually putting saudi arabia under spot isnt it. well i wouldn't put it that way you see there is so much being said as to political differences for recent months between iran and saudi arabia that have been greater political differences between these different countries with you know pickett on iraq we're at war with each other in one nine hundred eighty s. but i want to emphasize that these a miniseries when day yet to get there looking at the oil market they are really more concentrating as a business leaders and trying to understand the market and see for what is good for all of them to do of course there are priorities short term long term what do those are all i would say technical decision making and this is what would happen here as well but. sorry for interrupting going but when the iranian minister of oil ministers says i would block any ole pick decision that poses the sligh

people being convicted people recognize that this is a problem that we've got to confront nowadays sami would have speaks in schools including muslim ones about the dangers of child exploitation because back when she was being abused or thora to fail to acknowledge the gravity of the situation people. we were seeing to be child prostitutes as they called. which of course. we wish children. she's relieved that many gang members are now finally being taken to court because until today only a small fraction of the one hundred twenty five suspects have actually been charged for their past crimes. the second wave of traditional proceedings is now ongoing with eight men on trial accused of rape and sexual abuse and a number of investigations into the response by police to the sex abuse allegations has risen to one hundred and last. others markoff is proud of the diversity in his home country russia home to almost two hundred ethnic groups with all that different cultures traditions and languages of school principal and the autonomy as republic of tatarstan and here people speak tata many now

saudi arabia according to jews sami is in a difficult position doesn't want to be seen as a puppet of the trump administration iran on the other side has a lot of veto power within opec and is saying is actually putting saudi arabia under spot isn't it well i wouldn't put it that way you see there is so much being said as to political differences recent months between iran and saudi arabia that have been greater political differences between these could if different countries with you know pick iran and iraq were at war with each other in one nine hundred eighty s. but i want to emphasize that these a miniseries one day yet to get there looking at the oil markets they are really more concentrating as a business leaders and trying to understand their market and see for what is good for all of them to do of course there are priorities short term long term what do those are all i would say technical decision making and this is what would happen here as well but it's sorry for interrupting going but when the iranian minister of oil ministers says i would block any opec decision that poses

samis' body was found yesterday morning and the search for the woman continues. >>> happening today a request from washington's archbisho cardinal wuerl. >> he sent a letter to priests encouraging them to talk about e recent church sex abus scandals. news4's derrick ward is outside of the i catholic churc d.c. with another request that wuerl is asking of his peers. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. cardinal wuerl will be here, part of the mass he will deliver will b new pastor.ation of a which is a fairly common thing that happens whens tha a new pastor. that pastor is now officially presented t the congregation and to the public. of course there are other parts of tt mass that areetting a lot of attention today. now, again, you talk about that statement that cardinal put out in the letter to priests on thursday. and it referred to the disconcerting news and terrible revelations that the church is indeed going through right now. some of it involved his predecessor father mccarrick. there we see that the cardinal wuerl actually asked for prayers of rgiveness for his errors in judgment r

i'm sami's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up to refute saudi and u.a.e. allegations of supporting terrorism as accusations fly at the u.n. . the changing faces of afghanistan's election more women candidates more by.

saudi arabia according to jews sami is in a difficult position doesn't want to be seen as a puppet of the trump administration iran on the other side has a lot of veto power within opec and they say is actually putting saudi arabia under spot isn't it well i wouldn't put it that way you see there is so much being said as to political differences recent months between iran and saudi arabia that have been greater political differences between these could if different countries with you know pick iran and iraq were at war with each other in one nine hundred eighty s. but i want to emphasize that these a miniseries one day yet to get there looking at the oil markets they are really more concentrating as a business leaders and trying to understand their market and see for what is good for all of them to do of course there are priorities short term long term what duz are all i would say technical decision making and this is what would happen here as well but it's sorry for interrupting going but when the iranian minister of oil ministers says i would block any opec decision that poses the s

into some sort of education after the fighting and all of the trauma involved in terms of numbers sami answering that question the numbers are varying we as you saw in that report saw a small number coming in these were fighters mixed motivations for coming across the water mainly because of escaping the fighting but also escaping conscription as you saw their families desperate for food but they don't have much money so these are the obstacles to crossing from yemen if you are in the government held area in the south there is the complete blockade of all shipping coming in to the the held areas to the north that is affecting the flow of refugees furthermore obviously that fighting into data around the airports and affecting the sea ports as well is stopping people from getting through go further north along the coastline the held coastline and there are smugglers that work there charging as you heard in that report two hundred dollars plus plus plus now most people can't afford that those who want to try to get out to get aid which they can't get inside yemen itself so it is a critica

sami woodhouse doesn't want to live in the past but she wishes that the problem had be called out sooner. but the fact that people attend such a blind eye to incorporate deliberately because he didn't want to be called racist that's just part fuel to the fire. in semi's case the pappa treacherous now in prison but there are. still at large. well on tuesday german coaches will face off as the most prestigious club of football competition returns the champions league you're going club liverpool hosts almost to show and his power his son squad in a mel watering group open. one common denominator spells in charge at burruss here dortmund cop led them to the bundesliga title lifted the german cup and even made it into the champions league final now he's delivered pool boss thomas to hold took over from club and won the german cup before landing his current gig at paris on german. in the french capital two who has a plethora of stars in his squad most notably neymar and one of the world cups most impressive players. p.s.g. are among this season's favorites to win the tournament. even you're go

work and cooperate with the party to detach the media and fear about minorities it says jews and the sami can't be real sweet it's a party that says muslims are not real people again and again they show their nazi and racist roots they're trying to destroy the e.u. at a time when we need that cooperation the most. north korea is preparing to celebrate its birthday with a show of military strength hundreds of trucks carrying thousands of troops lined the riverbank in pyongyang at dawn sunday is the seventieth anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of korea in one nine hundred forty eight. it's going to mexico now where hundreds of people gather every morning outside the office of the incoming president many travel for days to ask on this front away lopez obrador for help he's due to take office in the center and as john homan reports mexicans have high expectations and hope he'll be a leader who listens to the people. it's still nights in mexico city but already the queue is forming at this house the headquarters of president elect and that is money well lopez obrador the l

i'm sami's a than this is out there a line from doubts are coming out to refute saudi and the u.a.e. allegations of supporting terrorism accusations fly at the un. the changing faces of afghanistan's election or women candidates than ever before and plyometric machines for the upcoming poll. asks steps down as chairman of tesla part of a settlement with u.s. financial regulators. now rescue teams are struggling to get all the people who need help on the indonesian island of soloists and moments ago the national disaster agency announced the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami had more than doubled to a hundred and thirty two people the deputy president is warning that death toll expected to reach into the thousands most of the confirmed dead in the city of palo there's been no contact with the town of dongola it's home to around two hundred and seventy thousand people those are jabari reports. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of hollow after friday's magnitude seven point five earthquake and tsunami rescue workers frantically trying

diplomacy fighting and suffering no one would predict the outcome andrew symonds with your beauty the sami handy is the editor in chief of the international interests he says diplomatic efforts to resolve yemen's war are getting more complicated as the conflict intensifies. i think the biggest issue is that when you look at the dynamics on the ground there is nothing to suggest that any of the parties are ready to sit down for peace who doesn't want to give up any of the military gains that he's made particularly the capital he wants to insist on holding the capital and holding her data because it means that any conditions that are made on the table will allow them to have a greater say or a greater stake in any future government who doesn't want to actually rule yemen who wants to be like it hezbollah of lebanon it wants to be the main political power behind the scenes the part of the arab coalition is that to go to the negotiating table now essentially means defeat because they cannot dictate the terms they've been unable to defeat the whole things militarily in key strategic points so t

saudi arabia according to jews sami is in a difficult position doesn't want to be seen as a puppet of the trump administration iran on the other side has a lot of veto power within opec and is saying is actually putting saudi arabia under spot isn't it well i wouldn't put it that way you see there is so much being said as to political differences recent months between iran and saudi arabia that have been greater political differences between these because if different countries with you know pick you know on iraq we're at war with each other in one nine hundred eighty s. but i want to emphasize that these a miniseries one day yet to get there looking at the oil market there are really more concentrating as a business leaders and trying to understand the market and see for what is good for all of them to do of course there are priorities short term long term what do these are all i would say technical decision making and this is what would happen here as well but it's sorry for interrupting going but when the iranian minister of oil ministers says i would block.

of us this is now the aid operations are really going to grind to a halt and that is that's correct samind this is actually sending this is very a lot of it like because all because there is something children on the brink of starvation according to save the children that is correct actually according to this grand you on humanitarian assistance quote of the she said this morning that the twenty five percent of the children in sana'a in sorry they're experiencing malnutrition and for this now destruction in the roads between. sun and. this will actually it's very alarming that will impact the humanitarian assistance distributed to those the human actually there are talks about if there is no plan in place this might cause might cause some sort of a starvation and in yemen if they don't come up the coalition doesn't come up with a plan is to how to. handle this and to do that but also let's keep in mind not over this because i think though the main road. is now not connected between sun r. and they that there are still my not roads that with his might still also receive some logistical su

official in moscow true to him and oil and gas analysts and part energy consulting agency and also to is sami hamdi a middle east analyst and editor of the magazine international interest gentlemen welcome to the program so me let me start with you that's trump i have a.

attempts to listen to the phone calls of lebanon's prime minister qatar's amir and the saudi prince sami humvees editor in chief of international interest that's a current affairs news magazine he says the emirate spying is part of its wider ambition in the region. so i think it's been one of those was the worst kept secret in the middle east that there are these underhand dealing with israel particularly does the emirates i think what is quite profound is that idea that you were you were spying on some of the saudi princes there is often this belief that the saudi and the u.a.e. are partners in crime or partners in war the plan is whatever probably not the best expression to use but the idea that they are very much bound together as close as possible whereas in reality there is this undercurrent of a power struggle struggle going on the u.e.c. self is trying to expand itself as a key major force in the region and using these type of underhanded techniques when in line for it i think it's very interesting that the report brings that there was spying of the likes of prince miss have been

the occupied west bank village of khan the move is to prevent the gathering of activists at the site sami will keep you company in the coming hours i'm back from seven g. tomorrow up next it's inside story by for now. it's unprecedented in the history of the european parliament to vote to polish a member state. flouting rules on the look or see civil rights and corruption the government's attacks on courts and media is seen as a threat so what's next for hungary and indeed europe this isn't says story. hello and welcome to the program i'm adopted hamid for the first time ever do european parliament has voted to sanction a member state hungary's accused of eroding the principles of democracy and civil rights the allegations are so serious it triggered a vote on article seven of the e.u. treaty which means hungary it could be stripped of its voting rights viktor orban government says it will challenge a decision that has more from sizable. there was applause as members of the european parliament voted to punish hungry for breaching values for the first time they agreed to move towards artic

sami a colleague of mine was just telling me a couple of days ago that when it comes to iraqi politics particularly always expect the unexpected so it's very difficult to try to give you any sort of definitive picture of what the parliament is going to be like when all the jobs of failed in the process is completed by probably the end of this week let me just give you a brief to answer your question breakdown of what the current situation is in the parliament there is that large coalition of shia coalition which is predominately pro iranian on one side you have a bloc which is led by the shia cleric worked out a saga which regards itself is neither pro u.s. nor pro iranian guards itself as nationalist and the third block which is led by the current prime minister that all a body whom is regarded by the us particularly as a moderate and is definitely very pro-u.s. now one of the circumstances surrounding the appointment of this particular speaker although he is sunni which is required by iraqi parliamentary process that had the speaker always has to be a sunni nevertheless he received s

on friday, maryland state police sa tha67-year-old daniel samis' car was disabled, then taken away byortheast of baltimore in hartford county. a man and woman got oel to rescue the stranded driver. but the woman fell and disappeared in the rushing water. samis' body was found yesterday ing. >> let's hope she's okay. >>> now to the latest on ang shoot an event at a wedding venue in sterling. loudoun county deputies are searching for the gunman. investigators say two men got into the fight at the woodlands atalgonquin. one man shot the other at a parking lot and ran away. we are told thathe t victim has nonlife threatening injuries and doctors expect him to fully recover. >>> well, this morning aui fa county man is behind bars after a woman is found dead at her home. ashton barry is charged with first degree arder. barr a woman got into a fight and another person who lives at that home found the victim on the bac deck of her house. we know that barry is being held without bond. >>> new this morning out of anne arundel county, two people are dead this morning after an overnight motorcycl

sami is in the seat in about thirty minutes with the news hour up next it's one of one east. it's a scam that starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe. investors are promised the opportunity of a lifetime they all ideas they get you on the hook. but instead are left with shattered dreams and financial ruin the white i've tried my. i'm sick of saud and steve chow on this up sort of one on one east we reveal how organized crime is making millions in the philippines. it's the business hub of the philippines where multinational corporations turn over millions in annual profits but the makati district of manila has a dark underbelly play some news making a fortune in dirty cash by trading fake shares. just a lot of surveillance report. in secrecy destroy them private investigators in cyber crime expert can gamble is in the final days of an operation to blow open an organized crime ring run by expect roots in the city. we want to document all the people that they're talking to whoever they have contact with to take photos of them we need to figure out who all the as

sami were in cologne outside the central mosque behind me there the building surrounded by pro supporters waiting for the turkish president to turn up here and open this mosque said to be the biggest mosque in europe it's it's an event fair to say stirring some very strong feelings in this liberal city home to a large number of muslims a lot of the three million turkish ex-pats live here in cologne many of them attend this mosque the supporters as i say here but elsewhere there are protesters protests angry with the government really the german government rolling out the red carpet for president one angry about human rights abuses in turkey freedom of the press issues of backsliding democracy and the treatment of minorities like the kurds as you said there. this mosque is run by an organization called digits the turkish islamic union for religious affairs it's the biggest umbrella mosque organization here in turkey itself until relatively recently seen as a sort of symbol of cooperation and integration in this country but among a great deal of other issues that relationship has soured in

lethal mix a very ng motivation for diplomacy fighting and suffering no one would predict the outcome sami handy with us now editor in chief of the international interest joining us from london let's. start with the strategic side of things the fighting that we've seen the air strikes on this supply road between her data and this could be quite crucial couldn't going forward for the who. i think it could be quite crucial but we have to remember and understand that the way the conflict has gone so far the conduct of the arab coalition of the saudi and u.a.e. airstrikes has caused incredible damage to the infrastructure of yemen and it's been quite chaotic considering an army that by so many weapons from the u.s. and claims to have so many expert military advisers so the reason why i think it is fundamental is not simply because it could potentially cut the supply lines for the policies but because it means even more damage to the infrastructure in yemen and also damaging a vital supply line for any future government between data and sun our for any government that ends up ruling in the sun

we spoke to sami hand the early editor in chief of the international interest he says diplomatic efforts for yemen are getting more complicated as the war intensifies. i think the biggest issue is that when you look at the dynamics on the ground there is nothing to suggest that any of the parties are ready to sit down for peace who doesn't want to give up any of the military gains that he's made particularly the capital he wants to insist on holding the capital and holding her data because it means that any conditions that are made on the table will allow them to have a greater say or a greater stake in any future government who doesn't want to actually rule yemen who wants to be like it has been a lot of lebanon it wants to be the main political power behind the scenes the part of the arab coalition is that to go to the negotiating table now essentially means defeat because they cannot dictate the terms they've been unable to defeat the whole thing is military in key strategic points so they would have to see these particular conditions to the who views but for the neutral the problem i

also tried to tap the cattery amir's phone in twenty fourteen and that of a saudi prince sami hamdi is editor in chief of international interest a current affairs news magazine he says the emirates spying is part of its wide ambition in the region i think it's been one of those were the worst kept secret in the middle east that there are these underhand dealings with israel particular to the emirates i think what is quite profound is that idea that you were you were spying on some of the saudi princes there is often this belief that this is saudi and the u.a.e. are partners in crime or partners in war the partner whatever probably not the best expression to use but the idea that they are very much you know as close as possible whereas in reality there is this undercurrent of a power struggle struggle going on the u.a.e. is trying to expand itself as a key major force in the region and using these type of underhanded techniques if it's what in line for it i think it's very interesting that the report green that it was by him of the life that prince meant have been abdullah with the arri

and sami say this is al jazeera live from dollhouse so coming up the woman accusing the u.s. supreme court nominee of sexual assault agrees to testify before the senate. two days after a ferry accident in tanzania survivors found inside the capsized ship. and the polls are open in the mall deaves the president is seeking reelection but the opposition says it's not a fair fight. iran has some and then voice of the u.k. netherlands and then mark accusing those countries of harboring opposition groups. it follows an attack on a military parade that killed twenty nine people iran's military says the attackers were trained by two gulf countries with ties to the u.s. and israel it happened in a vase near the border with iraq an arab safir it is group claimed responsibility for the attack as did i saw syria cannot verify that charlotte ballasts reports the. iranians dropped to the pavement during a military parade for iran's famed revolutionary guards. as they marched gunmen launched a rear end didley attack against soldiers and bystanders. committer a similar spot. in the middle of